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The European Union often resorts tounilateral mechanisms that extend its regulatory power beyond its frontiers to handle trans-national environmentalproblems, in a manifestation of its global regulatory power. Despite the apparent goodness of the final goal of environmental and common resources protection, such as ichthyological, the solutions found do not always seem to be peaceful, fair, effective and efficient, raising doubts about the benignity of extraterritoriality and European environmental activism. This text will therefore address the most significant examples of EU extraterritorial green action and its main lessons, and then move on to the specific problem of unsustainability of fisheries, in particular IUU fishing, which finds answers in commercial instruments, capture certificates and trace ability tools in a complex unilateral web that raises doubts as to its merit and global reach.References
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